# SORT

### Description

`SORT` will sort the elements in a list. It works on numbers as well as on text. If a string starts with a number will come before strings starting with letters.

### Example: Numbers

```
SORT([5, 76, 1])
```

This will return `[1, 5, 76]`.

### Example: Text

```
REVERSE(
    SORT(['Benjamin', 'Anna', 'Laura', 'Annabelle'])
)
```

The sorting will return `['Anna', 'Annabelle', 'Benjamin', 'Laura']`, which is then reversed, so the whole expression returns `['Laura', 'Benjamin', 'Annabelle', 'Anna']`

### Example: Text with Numbers

```
SORT(['Snow White', '101 Dalmatians', 'Aladdin'])
```

In this example, one string starts with a number. It will therefore come before the strings starting with letters, so this expression will return `['101 Dalmatians', 'Aladdin', 'Snow White']`.


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